Album Review: Nilüfer Yanya – PAINLESS
No matter what its title may imply, Nilüfer Yanya’s sophomore album is anything but PAINLESS. The English-Turkish singer-songwriter’s...
Tim Sentz
Album Review: Empath – Visitor
Following up a beloved debut album can be tricky. No one wants to be known for hitting the...
BPM’s Top 20 Spoon songs
Tim Sentz, Rob Hakimian, Ray Finlayson, Carlo Thomas, Jasper WIllems, John Wohlmacher and John Amen·
This Friday, Austin’s best indie rock band Spoon are releasing their 10th studio album, Lucifer on the Sofa....
Album Review: A Place to Bury Strangers – See Through You
It took them a while, possibly long enough for old-school fans to give up on them, but at...
Album Review: Earl Sweatshirt – SICK!
“I don’t act hard, I’m a hard act to follow,” seems like such a prophetic statement now. Back...
BPM’s Most Anticipated Releases of 2022
Quarantine days notwithstanding, 2022 is expected to be a rager. With the pandemic slowing down, and artists hitting...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of 2021
And so the sun sets on another year of music. This week the BPM staff have shared our...
BPM’s Top 50 Songs of 2021
Sometimes a song says it all. Sometimes an artist produces a few minutes that provide a window into...
Album Review: Aeon Station – Observatory
Longtime fans of The Wrens are no strangers to long waits. The rollout for their acclaimed last record...
Album Review: Courtney Barnett – Things Take Time, Take Time
The unimpressed demeanor of Australia’s darling indie rocker Courtney Barnett is firmly embedded in her character. The deadpan...
